I love Bill Cosby. A great comedian; a great actor and humanitarian.

So when on the 50th anniversary of the US Supreme Court ruling against
racial segregation in US schools Mr. Cosby spoke to fellow bla[African-Americans], and condemned the degradation of 'back culture'
by African-American youths of the Hip-Hop/Rap generation
.........denouncing the " baggy street-clothing" worn by black teenagers; denounced their covetousness for super-expensive sneakers [500 dollar Nikes, etc]; bewailed their degraded and often incomprehensible English grammer [Ain't done nothin', chillin' wit da dudes, Wazzup,...]
I for one approved.
Bill Cosby spoke the truth; though he did generalize perhaps a tad too much. And, yes, it was "politically incorrect".
As far as I'm concerned we need MORE people to come out and
speak the truth, even if it is politically incorrect.

Imagine!...If I, a white male, said the things bill Cosby said I'd be accused
of racism.
God bless you, Mr. Cosby.

Jacob

"Truth never goes out of fashion, even if some prefer to behold
another fashion." ANON